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Militares de Venezuela declaran ‘alerta’ para evitar entrada de ayuda humanitaria

Ministro de Defensa, Vladimir Padrino, advierte de que no permitirán ‘violación’ al territorio, y reitera lealtad a Nicolás Maduro

A truck is loaded with humanitarian aid for Venezuela after US Air Force C-17 aircrafts landed at Camilo Daza International Airport in Cucuta, Colombia, on the border with Venezuela on February 16, 2019. - Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido on Saturday called for nationwide protests next week to support volunteers planning to travel to the border with Colombia to bring in US humanitarian aid, the latest flashpoint in the country's political crisis. The announcement came as tons of US food aid was piling up along the border. It has been denounced by President Nicolas Maduro, who has asked the military to reinforce the frontier, denouncing the food as a "booby trap" and a cover, he said, for a planned US military invasion. (Photo by Raul ARBOLEDA / AFP)
A truck is loaded with humanitarian aid for Venezuela after US Air Force C-17 aircrafts landed at Camilo Daza International Airport in Cucuta, Colombia, on the border with Venezuela on February 16, 2019. - Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaido on Saturday called for nationwide protests next week to support volunteers planning to travel to the border with Colombia to bring in US humanitarian aid, the latest flashpoint in the country's political crisis. The announcement came as tons of US food aid was piling up along the border. It has been denounced by President Nicolas Maduro, who has asked the military to reinforce the frontier, denouncing the food as a "booby trap" and a cover, he said, for a planned US military invasion. (Photo by Raul ARBOLEDA / AFP) RAUL ARBOLEDA
Ayuda humanitaria estadounidense para Venezuela llegó el 16 de febrero del 2019 a Cúcuta, Colombia, a bordo de un avión militar C-17. (RAUL ARBOLEDA/AFP)

Caracas. La Fuerza Armada venezolana se declaró “en alerta” para evitar una violación del territorio con el anunciado ingreso de ayuda humanitaria el sábado, rechazando llamados del gobernante estadounidense Donald Trump y el opositor Juan Guaidó para que desobedezcan las órdenes del presidente Nicolás Maduro.

Acompañado por el alto mando de la Fuerza Armada, el ministro de Defensa, general Vladimir Padrino, reiteró "lealtad" al presidente socialista, al responder a Trump, quien la noche del lunes pidió a los militares venezolanos romper filas con Maduro.

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